12‘ disc bieri 111111111 1115. of if d ories 8 Truly.- , In a fishing trip. in the co . Miss Hale Valley, is“ apt mes Yf Court Mo- est nihilism, is to 111‘, of, we... .11 “Aim n1 . VEdVyv _ sum is vi “[qu her sister. stiie’s‘ goon prY . Leroy 'Ad , of South Norwslk was a Sunday“ guest at the home of MI 111111 Mrs P. Kehler, in Southport. Station Agent George W. Norris and family are to Vmove from Lows attest to the house at 75 West str‘oet‘, this week A regular monthly business meetinn of the N01 walk city council will be held this evening at the council chom be;- in Wall street. ,, The Girls' Friendly Society of Gram! Church will meet, tomorrow eveningl, of. 7: 30 oclock at lied Men's 'llail in the, Gazette building. AKA number of Norwnlkers employ ed at the various government offices in Washingtoh, hare a'rrllfsd in town to cast their vote tomorrow. ‘Mrs Joseph H. Filiow, of West Nor- Walk, hos. 0.080 elected secretory of the Friday Afternoon' Club, succeeding ”.ers W C. Baur, resigned. V gild- Mrs I gl Jennings, of .G pent Yundoy withH M11 W FHMr. dhdm's 13. Odin. at immune Van, Norwillh. hnd ined We'd- ida ocvgnemlmefi «the? home of Gear 1 and Mrs Russell Frost in West. venue .7. :4 11'; . _, l George q. rust of the Grpham», rust cigar niban‘y, starts this week his western trip, and Mrs. Ernst “Rifle ho ”Wt/Kerk to spend segue Ice - . . .-.Mrs Clarriso B. Bates who has Ven spending he summer at her cat: 113e, Beachcroft Fall-field Beach has closed it and Arcturnsd to her winter home in Normal k. . ‘ ‘-—,-Hlves are a terrible torment to the little folks, am to some older ones Easily cured. an‘s Ointment never fails. instant relief permanent cure At any drug-- stbye. 50 cents. _ . . 1011111111 1 Record a owi. lliot 111911?st twilight“ of res 51111110 in Norwollt dutth‘ that 11, week, 11115111 mortgages of 13.300 For 1115.111qu week in October. 1903, there were five 111111111 uni not-mm QMMJZB’“ says Hthat from”ImmitYI‘lkgIQ 3.6%in 11f Not/drunk: ibbrdfivlll "b'o: quiic‘h utbrm l , nth of its.“ 3109‘s slid?" vUro Winter 1111.1;in r1 1W Mflkothni will close earlier than usual. - Commgigdairdwof aw ”b.3115 hoafll - MOON locates 0‘. mm ‘ 12$“ aeordfifi‘m "lfiiilii lull! The "(£311. 31060111an will begin business“ with 3 1500., .Arthur Ponieroy, who has been on II business trip to Ger by in the inter outs of t 113”???” to fly ”Shani hip“ AU; , “git, .112. .1111 Mr. and Mrs. of musury. spent 30 N 111. Tim A in 11 II Winipn bring. the «ripening and my mini" p; on cold 11 start horrid until this ’The 15'.ch sale 1‘3. of necessary llutlsC-bllppilt's' ‘ Y. 1111112 COSTUMES: A' ’ Figures and comparison do not ; illitllA Aehqw the pttrac A ‘ d boldest, Avenp £39511me om. Y 11, I Lr p0 fed estumcs With no 1 1.1111111 sheared oH lpricc‘. They are sample dblc costnnIce—aild IIIoI1cy in her purse. Still ' THE that column style curtains. time more than ever. are mine and better lots ‘Yévcr; ‘ ' ‘ ITHE 25 CF 1,‘ SALE: (seldom have to) but must do new. disappomtcd Saturday. were completely sold out ginning early in the morning. lint telephone and have. been b11151 1'11 , them and today sli‘onltl- SCQ good big Iicw supply; A ‘ Iivciy item will be those the sale Opened with. not gct caught like this again. THE ROWLAND ilILII aldort‘ larc suite from our own stock With ,an aycragc of, more ih’dn ‘a third A of their old price inkcu Iavvoy. Y rThc store wishes te-clcnr up its stock. Add from the two lots, any woman or girl who reads this ‘ .Acnn choose at handsome scrvidc- “9 kccp of, a or 3 pairs. .1, t ' élry .‘to the t,irahlie; A lot side of lace clirtains held I Amen-11's always two things: sav- ings in mono), liands’omc good- It means in this liall cur- train business has been big; there than Cant I‘n‘cutiOn. any in dctail. for they are being snapped up last but if you are prompt you can share III tho I; lcndtd “opportunity. . Don’t like to oHer an apology it Hundreds of people wcxe Most Of the artiL-lcs in the sale eritlay ltvcu had to clean out the windmv, bc telegraph Dozens and dozens of IIIticles more are mm- '33 last as steam c1111 bringr it 25 Lents. may ithn will be as Vnttra‘Vctivc as (flail to see you Tuesday—and we shall YDRVY 900118 (30.. Bridgeport. ,Cclin'. ‘ PETITIONERB, .MQ, . at woodwind wIII session for 11111111 hope from Fair old count April 11 1891}, the prop”; that "phedeols she h ceived dn xcesslve sentence." 52 years oi, and a native pf New it is use 1111 petition for a and 31:11:51 hos, csrpved 11 donnnui mbhths. A'l‘Vh'tI, prisoner was 11th e ‘lllll More (1 ch Nihnm nurse bill“ ”chug nwicy. iii FlyearII; murder .1 In W efo ‘0“an this 1110:; c9111 it ed in‘ ie f 5 Willi Tailor: 57 ‘zeif‘ég‘y’mm t on r 111?. ‘H‘dthfis “-‘ xii" With his brother in South Mil I‘ fog: I'Mlllfi? ! will“ Ibfif’blh 019A 516 and one-NM it? “gamma ohm; time. W‘s; brew, 3,111, on fpwurder $1111 ambit ‘fiecondpoti that through Athea to. 111 pardon. May 0$21. inflame for six yous 0% . “biligh M? 139111 ‘i’v‘i-Yitiiiii liti‘rlw “Siam! ndyi be. his new oilidea‘c‘a will. 0 *TT‘EIW OR PARDONB. Nappy Quilf§d1m¢§fny L1 Johnna pmTwenty live mconvicts‘ in the stale petition the cord’ bf positions at the December from prison Among puking A’nppllcatlon is Nancy A. Gui ford, con- victed of manslaughter at Bridgeport. Itssritenced to prison for 10 yes‘f‘s w 0 111113" for a pdrdon on is ork rdon . 133011 of hi in mlbfldon. Wldiiklan‘d, and was lireii‘ght l g It i- fill!‘ p #qtlslifirrlli’ld aremtlll Well rémGlitbercd 1018M more gfwtfiw Fairfleld county pulp. in mm busineda 31,1331; (1me . lI-ot‘dciiiF for his Iiihth'dr'. " If M be is? capable of taking a posi- tlon or engineer. He has almost nine firs; lite 110%in He 1111in my lbs or his attor- mot? Islam. In In 111)....clmv ich ”we. wroanY y ‘ Q' ,I ' ,. Il’tercy L. Johnson. 40 years; coInA 3' punished sud thrown 11111111111! on tho , mercy of your bearable hbtrd' ‘lt A ! 115110111111 111111 11913551111111 ied , his sentence for drunk A by, 111111 1.1111111111115111 1111101111 urination, AAA, this menu ‘51 00 . ,.w1tb the then. of a lot of 01111111110011.1111 the. late Mrfi nut computer by 111mm place, fill‘ili a 111111114111 fro :1 this morning; Patrollb comps 11111161111111 1111.111 Vin the our court 1311 urcday morning he ‘was sentenced to. t my days lur‘llll and he was bold in $200 bonds on it, consists of gold rings: breast pins; brooches. chains and bracelets and in- 01111111515. Aybmarkob'ly handsome ”M0011 studded with pourlii. . fall to serve lesson and be brought into court. his morhl o tried for theft... Moi-Iiia her son. Robert Morris. stored. ed to keep in the lpft over this stable now used no a shareholder. This was some fourteen of fifteen years 080. ‘ The other day some carpenters were engaged fixing over the loft to be used as on upholstersr'a shop and as the trunks were in the way. they were tak- on downtstolro. Nobody, suspected that there was anything 0!. value in the trunks and no they have been kept there all these years unguarded. Mrs. Morris was the daughter of the late Gideon Thompson and Mr. Morris was one of the most prominent men in BIidgeport during his litetirne. serving as secretary of state in 1877- 79. . , arch ‘rIiA-r coLo . or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra silian 311.1111 is breaking up Colds when- 10.. 25 50c and $1,011 battles. The Chi. ford, Baxters and Plolhtcd’s. "' a. ~-.—--—--1~ mug-AM POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. hour's innards. ONE NiG‘HT ONLY. MONOAY.’ ‘NOV: 7TH. “l l: ‘|"""'A' 1 1 Engagement of I Mildred Holland CATHElleEhLngVOR‘EAVT tail.‘ :1," .‘i’ .1151. The Triumph Of an Y av rnEobgiLess Rheum SCALE OF PRICES. .Flrst 1?va 915293111“ (51¢.in- ra 11.50. Boots on an e Wbedl Inning huroday, November 3rd. Th. Best New England Play Ever Written, QUINCY ADAMS BAWYER. HOYT’SY THEATRE. FRIDAY NIGHT, NOV. 1171-1. The 0111M Play of Water“ the, A Game of Hearts by cHANNiNc‘POLLOCK. AUTHOR or M‘II) Y Hilfiwyfilpmvg lntsrutl AHMJ :3 with ,lntsnsltyll ”at”: 2%m'al ind for the :39 our VPYi' cow-2 86c and 50¢. if 3:0 11mm” Monday. If A ANQYQIHMI' 7th. . t rudmeIIvmsv adder—rem Will Give I 00W of 0111 Locturu li- lultratod Upon the Finn. and Organ. Upon WAGNr THE MUUIO DRAMA. hip“ pl ‘ 11111;“ Evin- ’l' V . +ho"FlrIt%I'wa 1.11131..th 1?. Hold tockdf‘cod‘owliat‘u th‘wstk. A «111A LM‘W 111111. sourH ngnwotx DAPTiDT‘A Ali; . ricotta r boss‘s To be 011.1%?th ‘ tooth fiiol'wallg‘i l "riggfii a can: Add agenda" A: . WWI” -icwuiry which formfi'b’ lbeidnxedl-tu‘ surmised-131111111, ‘ some 111111“qu . A . . Ill police:11311211";I that delimit the on i , street : he was very drunk‘ and mum burn. for this offence and the coils 'amiuot . ‘ him for theft Ivoa Continued until today , The police have recovered from him ' 1119“!wa the stolen lawsiryn which A plus,- that upon the death of Mrs A the trunks rind some Yet the furniture . belonlflbg to his mothér that he deem , even tried, almost without exception. A ' M lily II‘A'A motif" 0‘ e which; days» delta “ V white.A wEeLse and comfort r’ us Where Sunlight is “$941- whether. sundry. kitchen. or afiy A th home. Acquire habit 0 ends" and you will . end lib it. A . reign Isu- endar session. Silas A Robinson for divorce in only one. was guilty of misconduc couple ware married on ‘The husband also asked tody of tho one minor was granted hnbitual‘ idtemp‘ernnc‘e fol-innate. 1.98 J ‘Wha'ley. of DhiIbYIIry w‘nrd Whaley. also of whom she “was married 1885. She alleges that her on March 1.1895. is worth $6 ‘000. your cough ‘or cold. pneumonia and will cure sumption. Contains no safest fer children it. lungs. no room for cheap stuff welcome. ! d J: ‘Sieckman. in Newport. 11.. I. cough and heals the lungs. Sold at Plsisted' “Moll” dul- DIVORCE BU8INE88 WAS BRISK} Divorce business continues to he brisk in the civil superior court. Cases are being decided at every short cai- while almost every day some new one is returned. Judge listened to ton tales of woe Friday but found cause" Arthur" K K111151111 was, the succeshful applicant. He colhplalned against An- nie J Knapp and charged that she t with Frank V_The April 5. 1901. for the cue child and it. Lilly Riley. who wanted It dlvmce from Harry Riley on the grounds of was not so She failed to move her case and it was dismissed The con ‘plo were married on November 28 One new Venue was returned Jane 11 whole 1111an 0.! “lenses against Ed- charges Danbury. to on March 7. ' he deserted that he has been habitually intelnpeiate for mom than fifteen years last post and that 116 has treated her cruelly from Janu- ary 1, 1888. down to the date of the dasertion She wants alimony besides the divorce. for she says her husband c——'-—..—-———»———h A CARO . , ‘ This is to certify that all drugglsis are authorised to refund your money if Foley's Honey and Tor fails to cure it steps the Prevents incipient con- opiatcs and is Ask for Foley 3 Honey and Tar and insist upon having Stops the cough and heals the a Drug Store. wWw~wWme.- YOU DONT H‘lYE TO. PAY tiny IIIoIonor FURNITURE III. our More than you would elscwthc, and you have the privilege of paying in easy w cekly pnyIuI-uts. advaningu in buying of 1111. you are SURE to get good quality. in our store. 15.].1ingcvlne 89 Son. 3 DOORS BELOW THEATRE. A Rare Chance T0 lBUY A BUILDING LOT. ' In I!» an!" In a Low Prior. km 1 1'1?th 31‘ carom mm m- «is fan 111111111... this on Quincy strut. human Buflor and Orchard Ilitmm. lifarmlk. 6111111.. A. navel-1 , lit Price‘s Ranging from 323000 tb‘ $500 00 Pdr Lot. “3‘53‘ This 15 about the last chance to for blah 11A. 111111111 101 in the one home 1113311011 low prices. I HO'YrEYYL lMPHOVEMENTB. V (The Commercial Record.) The aisle of the Hotel Lynx by .111- col‘ Llnxwelier to Francis Lemongeill will be folloWed by a number of im- movements in the property. The room on Havliand street will be fitted up for a wine and provision store, the pres- out parlor converted into a b‘i‘ilia‘rd- 1-dom.und the‘ bar removed to the corn- er fIYIIinerly occupied as a. barber shop New fixtures and metal ceilings will be required. A‘: W. H Smith has been awarded the contract for. the mason work f01 the new block‘ on the corner of Chestnut and Monroe street for John Disesa. 'Ihc carpenter figures are in and tho- contrsct lot to White Bros. W. S. Knapp is the architect A HEAVY LOAD. 'I‘Vo lift that load off the stomach take Kodol Dyspepsih Cure it digests what you eat. Sour stomach. belch- ing. gas on stomach and all disorders of the stomach that pro curable; are instantly relieved and permanently cured by the Ilse of KOdol Dyspepsia Cure: ‘8. P. Storrs a drttggisit at 297 Main street New Britain. Conn, says: “Kodo‘l Dyspepsia (‘Inc is giving snob universal satisfaction and is so surely becoming the positive relief and sub sequent cure for this distressing nil- ment,‘ I feel‘ that I am always sure to satisfy and gratify my customers by recommending it to them. I Write this to show how well the remedy is spoken of here" Kodol Dyspepsia ‘ure was discovered after years of scientific experiments and will posi-l tiveiv cure all stomach troubles. Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy. 9‘ Theory and Practice.——"l remember Schdmer was a great chap for thinking out plans for getting rich. I suppose[ now hes wealthier than any of his friends " V “Oh. no; his friends used the plans while he was dreaming over them."-—— Detroit Free Pr ,3. There is another W11 hnvo Come in and LOOK. You will be 134 WASHINGTON 5T. 1111 u, is» Kass-A i: .AAI‘ ‘ ‘ just a few of the timely lots are exploited. Y otherwise, then we are false In our printed promises. his, 9 p, ' start the selling With such values as qulch selling nt 29c so, on. i Tolsshpugscltm” ._ , ,. Not one-hundredth part- 51 the good thing nth d plan best conception of honest shop-keeping. w A Busy WEEK IN THE UNDERWEAR sacrioN We' ve pinched for some 11115011111110 selling of knitted underwear. 9'" underwear for men is complete. Y . pick from the stock the? toilet“ items: W‘Mens fleece lined shirts‘io crs, 50c per garment. V Mena 8/‘ wool underwear grey and camel hair at the no . nIent. Men's perfect fitting 11 and drawers in white, 1111mm and corners hair, 61 par gqaygfi ‘ one lot of men s $1.130“?n and drawers, I‘tli wool in and corner s ‘,hair to close so“: garment. A thee 12:" les‘ heavv ribbed Egyptian yarn A shirts and pants, worth 39c, for tho bodies heavy fleece lined shirts and punts. made with long and short sleeves. knee and ankle length pants. very special pi, 50c no . Ladles' ribbed sh 1'13 and pants silk trimmed, in” White, the 89‘s kind at 76c. badles' ribbed and plain wool under- went in natural, grey. white and scar- let at 81. Ladies’ "Onelta" combination suits in white and grey, from We to $1. 51). 83-85, Washington Street, Y $outh Nor-Walk. Conn. Y TAKE ll LOOKW , ' ‘ ’ AT OUR Beauflffil Pattern Hats. baby noun-‘1; and Air“ r Tons Ready made Voila In all Colors , ‘ s S. TILLOTSON’fi. -- , so WASHINGTON eraser. ‘ ‘ sourH nonwlittt, g V __.._. ,,..,,, . sear COAL. ,1 ililllll cl. ANss'r coll BE§T LEHIGH FREE. rnowi SLATE. . NE 1131!, 5,5114%: rgn BEFORE you our ELgEWHEH A 1— Codi, Wood, Hay, Grain and Feed. fume and yard, 08 Wotan streetfionth Ndmiit. Come in and look ever our .. Fall Furnlt Raymond 81 V, 46 and 48 Main Street. Norwolk. . . "quflilmfi‘coht is 111. my may“ 1 ”ppm” .Aa 11m Martin“ coal.“ . W WWW MOI!» mm 5111mm in yeow bin.” MUMIMOINWMM; II II 9A .... nmnmim,rmt Driven. Clash out. tumult mm at an attrab‘tha 5 do.“ rmo burned III-run Mon 111151 10118161111111. ill-1.0%!“ Will“; ,. . ' ‘ * ”W Wm 11111111 flinch and 11va Wind you buy of 1111, that particular style do finish which crest“ ills admiration